tweak to typography. Better aesthetic to placement of paragraph tags
diff --git a/system/libraries/Typography.php b/system/libraries/Typography.php
index 0f0a8b7..f058769 100644
--- a/system/libraries/Typography.php
+++ b/system/libraries/Typography.php
@@ -202,7 +202,7 @@
// If the user submitted their own paragraph tags within the text
// we will retain them instead of using our tags.
- '/(<p[^>*?]>)<p>/' => '$1', // <?php BBEdit syntax coloring bug fix
+ '/(<p[^>*?]>)<p>/' => '$1', // <?php BBEdit syntax coloring bug fix
// Reduce multiple instances of opening/closing paragraph tags to a single one
'#(</p>)+#' => '</p>',
@@ -219,8 +219,17 @@
'/\{@DQ\}/' => '"',
'/\{@SQ\}/' => "'",
'/\{@DD\}/' => '--',
- '/\{@NBS\}/' => ' '
+ '/\{@NBS\}/' => ' ',
+ // An unintended consequence of the _format_newlines function is that
+ // some of the newlines get truncated, resulting in <p> tags
+ // starting immediately after <block> tags on the same line.
+ // This forces a newline after such occurrences, which looks much nicer.
+ "/><p>\n/" => ">\n<p>",
+
+ // Similarly, there might be cases where a closing </block> will follow
+ // a closing </p> tag, so we'll correct it by adding a newline in between
+ "#</p></#" => "</p>\n</"
);
// Do we need to reduce empty lines?
@@ -337,7 +346,10 @@
// Wrap the whole enchilada in enclosing paragraphs
if ($str != "\n")
{
- $str = '<p>'.$str.'</p>';
+ // We trim off the right-side new line so that the closing </p> tag
+ // will be positioned immediately following the string, matching
+ // the behavior of the opening <p> tag
+ $str = '<p>'.rtrim($str).'</p>';
}
// Remove empty paragraphs if they are on the first line, as this